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Parley is where your legal team’s casework happens. Ask it to draft a brief, complete a form, assemble an exhibit packet, or research a legal question, and it produces work product from your team’s own materials. As you work, the case management underneath keeps itself current.

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Connect your email and calendar

Go to Settings → Email & Calendar and continue with Google or Microsoft authentication.Parley links your emails and calendar to your matters, drafts your replies, and takes notes in your meetings.

Emails organized by matter

Emails sort themselves into the right matter, so Parley can draft and research from your full client history.

Auto drafted emails in your inbox

Every email that needs a reply gets a draft written in your tone, ready for you to review and send.

Meeting recordings

A notetaker joins your external meetings to record, transcribe, and capture the highlights automatically.
Only you can see the email content Parley syncs, unless you choose to share it with your team. See Email and calendar for the visibility options.
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Import your data

Bring your firm’s case history. Your spreadsheet full of dates you need to track. Your case management system’s companies, contacts, tasks, matters, and notes.You can add all of it to Parley directly through the Agent.Parley has an import-data Skill that handles migrations agentically — it reads what you give it, creates the records, and builds custom fields on your behalf to match how your team already worksThis is the path off your existing case management system. See Migration for the detail.
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Create Skills

Skills are reusable prompts and examples that apply to your work in Parley.Start with your firm: your role, your practice area, and uploaded letterhead and formatting examples for the Parley Agent to leverage. That single Skill improves everything Parley produces afterward.Then focus on key work products: particular filings, cover letters, contract playbooks, or court filing procedures. Upload a sample and Parley writes the Skill for you, then applies it automatically to your work. See Skills.
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The model

Parley organizes around three records. Records are linked to one another so details about the companies and people related to a matter can be tracked, reported on, and leveraged across cases.

How the system thinks

Four key ideas to help get the most out of Parley.
Parley searches across every file and every note on every project, account, or contact. Information does not have to become a structured field to be retrievable. If it lives in a document or a note somewhere on the case, ask for it directly.
Create a field when you want quick visual access to something and it applies consistently across most cases, contacts, or accounts. Owners and Admins can tell the Agent what fields to create, or edit them directly in Settings. If you just want to jot something down, you ask Parley to save it as a note.
Parley reads the documents, notes, and emails linked to a project, account, or contact and keeps those fields current on its own. Your team does the casework in Parley, and the case management takes care of itself.
Parley gets most valuable when your firm writes down how it already works. How you build each petition type, how you organize evidence, how you fill forms. Ask Parley to codify it once in a Skill and every work product after comes together the same way.

Where to go next

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Access and support

Sign in at app.parley.so. If your firm is already on Parley, ask an Owner or Admin to invite you. Adding users is free on every plan. If you’re not on Parley yet, start a free trial. Learn more at Plans and billing. For questions and product support, including bulk client imports and building out your first Skills, reach the team at [email protected]. See Getting support.